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The Los Angeles Chargers placed center Tyler Biadasz on season-ending injured reserve due to an ACL injury, ending his 2026 season and delaying any chance of him starting until 2027; Biadasz, who signed a three-year, $30 million contract in March and was the Commanders' starter last season, was expected to be the Chargers' center, and the team signed wide receiver Gary Jennings to fill the roster spot.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Chargers center Tyler Biadasz sustained a major knee injury (ACL damage and additional injuries) in joint practices with the 49ers, leaving him out indefinitely and likely ending his 2026 season, potentially impacting the Chargers’ run game under the team’s new offensive scheme.
Former Chargers defensive tackle Breiden Fehoko criticized the team for under-investing in interior offensive-line depth after center Tyler Biadasz suffered an ACL injury, with rookie Jake Slaughter stepping in at center and ongoing questions about Rashawn Slater’s knee and overall protection for Justin Herbert, despite significant cap space.
Chargers center Tyler Biadasz sustained ACL and additional knee injuries during a joint practice with the 49ers, ruling him out indefinitely and prompting further medical evaluations; rookie Jake Slaughter replaced him, as Los Angeles prepares for a preseason game against San Francisco.
Chargers center Tyler Biadasz is out indefinitely after suffering ACL damage and additional left knee injuries during a joint practice with the 49ers. He will seek further medical opinions after imaging. Biadasz signed a three-year, $30 million contract in March to bolster Los Angeles' interior line, and he previously earned a 2022 Pro Bowl with Dallas before spending the last two seasons starting 31 games for the Commanders.
NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reports Chargers center Tyler Biadasz sustained a knee injury in a joint practice with the 49ers and is expected to be out long-term, likely ending his 2026 season and dealing a major blow to the Chargers' offense.
Chargers center Tyler Biadasz was carted off during a joint practice with the 49ers, unable to put weight on his leg. Reports indicate a serious knee injury (ACL damage) that could sideline him for the 2026 season, potentially forcing the Chargers to shift Jake Slaughter back to center as they adjust the offensive line.
The Los Angeles Chargers announced the signing of Pro Bowl center Tyler Biadasz on March 6, 2026. Biadasz, a former fourth‑round pick who has started 84 of 92 career regular-season games for Dallas and Washington, earned a 2022 All‑Star nod and Pro Bowl selection in 2024 while blocking for a line that helped 800-yard rushers and allowed few sacks. He spent 2024–25 with Washington, started all 31 regular-season games there, and played college football at Wisconsin, where he won the Rimington Trophy and earned All‑America honors. The move provides the Chargers with an experienced interior blocker and immediate interior‑line depth.
The Los Angeles Chargers signed Tyler Biadasz to a three-year, $30 million deal to be their starting center in 2026, upgrading the interior line ahead of free agency. Biadasz, who started 34 games for Washington and 57 for Dallas and is healthy after injuries, provides a smart mid-market option to stabilize the line behind Justin Herbert as the team reshuffles interior blockers.
The Chargers reached a three-year, $30 million contract with Tyler Biadasz after his visit, adding a proven starter who played 31 games for Washington over the last two seasons to fill the center role after Bradley Bozeman retired; Biadasz also drew interest from the Bears during free agency.
Rumors that Tyler Biadasz visited the Chicago Bears were debunked; a source says he never went to Chicago and he has agreed to terms with the Los Angeles Chargers, clearing up the misconception and highlighting tampering discussions around the Bears’ offensive-line search.
Tyler Biadasz, who was released by the Commanders after stints with the Cowboys and Washington (including a 2022 Pro Bowl), is visiting the Los Angeles Chargers as they search for a starting center after Bradley Bozeman's retirement. Biadasz was due $8.3 million in 2026 with a $1 million roster bonus due April 1 and has previously drawn interest from the Bears; he started 31 games for Washington and 53 for Dallas and landed on injured reserve in Week 18 with knee and ankle injuries.
The Commanders released center Tyler Biadasz, and his solid PFF grades plus inside-zone/gap scheme fit could make him a practical, affordable plug for Green Bay’s interior line. A return to Wisconsin would not affect compensatory-pick calculations, and with a minor injury history, Biadasz reads as a steady, above-average starter rather than a flashy upgrade.
The Washington Commanders released starting center Tyler Biadasz, a move that could save $2.8 million immediately and up to $8.2 million this season if designated a post-June 1 cut. Biadasz, who started at center since Dan Quinn brought him over from the Cowboys, was placed on injured reserve on New Year’s Eve after a leg injury and was replaced by Nick Allegretti; Washington will need to add offensive-line depth in free agency and the upcoming draft.
The Washington Commanders are releasing starting center Tyler Biadasz, who signed a three-year, $29.25 million deal in 2024, started 31 regular-season games over two seasons, was due $8.3 million in 2026 with a $1 million roster bonus due April 1, and finished 2025 on injured reserve with knee and ankle injuries; a 2022 Pro Bowler, he previously played for the Cowboys after being a 2020 fourth-round pick.